SAN FRANCISCO -- The committee for wildfire victims found itself on opposite sides of both the Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. and plaintiffs' attorneys representing the majority of claimants at a hearing Tuesday on an issue all parties agree jeopardizes the utility's chances to exit bankruptcy in time.
The group wants to send a letter urging victims to hold off on voting whether or not to approve PG&E's reorganization plan until it's ...
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